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name four residents of grover's corner who are up at dawn, and what thier jobs are  

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What can be seen at the university's museum?

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Although Emily's dying during childbirth was sad, it wasn't totally unexpected because...A.dying is part of life B. many women died during...

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In the play Our Town, act one, what is the purpose of relating future events for some characters ?

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Why does the play "Our Town" translate into so many other languages and cultures?

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When Emily returns to the living in Our Town, what does she experience that makes her wish to return to the dead?

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Discuss the speeches of the dead in the cemetery in Act III of Our Town by Thornton Wilder.  Explain the Stage Manager's conviction that...

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In Act III from Our Town by Thornton Wilder, how does the Stage Manager point out the universality of death?

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Which word best describes the wedding scene of Act II of Our Town?"Sentiment" is genuine feeling; "sentimentality" is false and exaggerated...

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In Act II from Our Town  by Thornton Wilder, explain the conversation between Dr. and Mrs. Gibbs.

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The Stage Manager remarks that a wedding is interesting only once in a thousand times. Why then does he show us a wedding in Act II, from Our...

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In Act II from Our Town by Thornton Wilder, explain the  purpose of the small talk between Emily and George at the drug store?

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What in Act One has prepared us for the unusual treatment of time in Act Two of Our Town?

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Why does Mrs. Gibbs change her mind in Our Town?This refers to a speech in which Mrs. Gibbs summarizes her objections to George's marriage...

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Discuss the conversation between Dr. and Mrs. Gibbs on the wedding day from Our Town by Thornton Wilder. Why does Mrs. Gibbs change her mind...

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How does the Stage Manager detail the passing of time and the order of the life events that come with that in Our Town by Thornton Wilder?

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What sets the Stage Manager apart from the other characters in Our Town?

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Why will future civilizations be interested in the time period and  Grover's Corners from Our Town by Thornton Wilder?

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What is the importance of the information provided by Professor Willard in Our Town by Thornton Wilder? How does the audience react to this...

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In Our Town, what details in the Stage Manager's first speech indicate that he is referring to a typical small town?

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How do superstitions impact the Play Our Town?Like does it resemble constinousness or contrast? How does it effect the play's themes?

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Discuss the universal quality of the play with special emphasis on the envelop's address at the end of Act I in Our Town by Thornton Wilder

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In Our Town, as Mr. Webb describes grover's corners, he says the residents pay special attention to the birds. What does this tell us about...

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 State an important theme of the play Our Town. Analyze how the dramatic elements of the set, the characters, the events, and the symbols...

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In Act 3 of Thornton Wilder's "Our Town", the living are concerned for the dead; how do the dead feel about, or respond to, this?  

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After Emily dies she decides to go back to the living to relive her 12 birthday, how does she feel when she returns to the world of the living?

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Who is the protagonist and antagonist in Our Town?

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Examine the character of Emily in Our Town. She tells her mother, " I'm the brightest girl in school for my age..." What is her tone...

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How long did George and Emily have together before Emily's death in Our Town?

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What does Mrs. Gibbs serve her husband for breakfast?

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What does Thornton Wilder's Our Town have in common with ancient Greek drama and the Dionysiac cycle?

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Discuss the purpose of the time capsule in Our Town by Thornton Wilder.

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During the wedding in Act II of Our Town by Thornton Wilder, the choir sings “Blessed Be the Tie That Binds.” Discuss the impact of the...

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Discuss the role and purpose of the Stage Mangar in Our Town.When Thornton Wilder created Our Town, he experimented in the way he presented...

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What is Dr. Gibbs suggesting as a reason for Simon Stimson's drinking?

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What sounds and sights indicate the start of a new day in the play Our Town?

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How is Wilder's use of flashbacks in Our Town a dramatic technique?I have to analyse his use of flashbacks and I really don't know where to...

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Describe the appearance and placement of the narrator at the outset of Our Town.Why does the film begin w/ this position?  How does it...

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In the book Our Town, what did Emily Webb learn in act III?

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What is the point of mentioning the stars in the end of Act III in the play Our Town by Thornton Wilder?

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Why does the author allow the audience to understand what is happening with both families?

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What does the star symbolize?

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Throughout Our Town Wilder poses many juxtapositions. State the dual view the author presents of the significance of human life, marriage, and...

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What is the "something" that is eternal in Act III of Our Town?The quote is when the stage manager says: "Now there are some things we all...

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In Our Town in Act II, who is the "real hero" of the scene that the Stage Manager talks about?"The real hero of this scnene isn't on the stage...

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What does this mean?Jane Crofut; the Crofut Farm; Grover's Corners; Sutton County; New Hampshire; United States of America...Continent of...

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In Our Town, in Act I, what does Rebecca's quotation of the address on Jane Crofut's letter from the minister mean?REBECCA: I never told you...

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In Our Town Act II, who are "M" and "N" in "M marries N" in the Stage Manager's speech?"I've married over two hundred couples in my day. Do I...

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Audience Reaction to Our TownWhy have audiences for decades experienced such an emotional reaction to this play, frequently being moved to...

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In Our Town, what makes the earth "too wonderful for anyone to realize you"?

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